WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
University Club Sees Increased Membership During School Year With 165 Names Listed, Landes Announces 1928-29 Rise at 50 Per Cent
The University Club has shown in the past year a growth of membership many times regularly, and Dr. K. & K. Osterberg has been the chairman of the committee of the organization.
This organization, composed of faculty members, graduate students and college graduate, in Lawrence, has increased from 111 members, Oct. 30 to 149 members, an increase of about 50 per cent. Prof. Gay W. Smith, secretary of the club announced that the membership committee is still at work and expects to add several more names to it before the close of the school year.
A list of those elected to membership during the year 1928-29, includes:
B. C. Althus, Lois刘爱, Jr., T. E. Elsner, James陈恩,
J. K. Bell, W. C. Blanchard, W. C. Brownlee, R. Q. Brewster, F. L. Brown, H. W. R. I. Cauwenbergh,
The following additional members were elected by the Board of Governors, M. 6, 1929; M. Leon Bauman Goo, M. Real, G. L. Knight, J. Wayne Warren, Harold L. Knowles, Warren, Harold L. Knowles, Engene Mayhard, and Sam R. Carter.
SOCIETY
Dorothy Bolinger visited Sunday in Topoka with Isadore Douglas.
Mary Lee Robbins spent the week end with friends in Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Aileen Classen of Baker Uri
university was a guest of Jainle Fie-
lman at the Alpha Xi Delta house yes
terday.
Chi Omega announces the pelldiging of Ruth Howard, uncle.f., of Law recoe.
Bill Ober, Kansas City, Herb Gilman, Atchison, Robert Price, L.L.B.
Earnest Dibble, 6'26, and Raymond Nichols, M.A.28, visited the Sigma Chi house Tuesday.
Mrs. F. T. Milloway, of Dodge City,
returned to her home today after a few
days visit with her nephew, Milkar
Humley.
The members of the University House Mothers Association met at the Broadway Iam, Monday for a farewell to about forty home mothers attended.
'Mothers' day guests of Delta Chairs!; Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pecore, Hutchinson; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson; Mrs. and Mrs. Rahin La Cyge; Mrs. C. B. Boardseed, Mrs. Will H. Holiday, and Mrs. W. A. Smith, Lawrence; J. W. Birch, W. Birch, Mard. B. E. Matthews, Haviland; Miss Virginia Birney, Lawrence; City Miss Lauelle Birney, Lawrence; City Miss C. W. David, Kansas City.
Alpha Xi Delta will hold open house in their newly finished room in West Wing of the University, April 6. About 350 guests have been invited and many alumnus are expected to attend.
Those who will assist the members of the security in entertaining are: Mrs. Belle Wilmot, Mrs. Jane MacLean; and the following patronsesses: Mrs. J. W. O'Bryan, Mrs. L. N. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. M. H. Kirkhoff, Mrs. E. B. Stouffer, Mrs. R. A. Schwegler, and the mothers of the local members.
Sigma Eta Chi, Congregational church sorority, will have a dinner this evening at Broadway Inn for a special celebration of organization. Following a musical program the group will go to the Congregational church for installation of officers. The officers chosen for next week's event are the Sterling Cell, *Silver* Sterling Cell, *Silver*; president, Lilian Ferguson, uncle, vice-president; Robert Stuart, recording secretary; Margaret Sunisbury, fa 31, treasurer; Poppy C, 32, corresponding secretary.
It is a custom for the W, Y, W. C. A to give a tea in the spring for the seniors in Lawrence high schools to attend them to attend the University.
Senior girls from Liberty Memorial High School and Oredon High School attend the Freshman Class, Cabinet and the Freshman Commission Thursday afternoon, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The meeting Thur-sunday will be a garnished茶班。Victim Kerkhern, c32, Maurice Laine Sloo, c32, Ana Louise Sloo, c32, Myra Little, c32, and Lain Hardy, c32, are on
The members of the Freshman Commission, Alice Adams, Betty
Henninger, Susan Hudson, Katherine Corcoran, Frances Bates, Betty Edwards, Mary Noyes, Katherine Cantrell, Jeffrey Schaffer, Kate Anderson, and Agnes Roberts, will serve.
Amendment has been made of the marriage of Miss Katherine Muse Rickett, A.B.27 of Newwykly, Ohla, the ceremony being held a Saturday, February 15 at Congregational church of Ohanua Congregational church of Ohanua. De Dr. Roberta pastor obligates, twelve weeks.
Study Agriculture in Europe Maidan, Wis.—Two students of the University of Wisconsin, one an agricultural economist and the other on the agricultural economics department, will tour Europe for three months this summer studying agricultural conditions, primarily the effects of land use on the Soviet government is experimenting with the merely mechanical type of farming.
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